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New Museum’s Next Director Will Be Massimiliano Gioni

Italian curator Massimiliano Gioni takes helm of New York’s New Museum amid global art world shifts

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Massimiliano Gioni has been appointed the next director of the New Museum in New York, succeeding Toby Devan Lewis. The announcement marks the first time an Italian curator will lead the institution, known for its avant-garde exhibitions and experimental programming.

Coverage from *Finestre sull’Arte*, *ArteFuse*, *Artnet News*, and *The New York Times* highlights Gioni’s reputation for interdisciplinary curation and his focus on emerging voices in contemporary art. No details on his first major projects or strategic priorities have been released.

Watch for Gioni’s curatorial vision to shape the museum’s programming, particularly in how he integrates international artists and themes into New York’s cultural landscape. His background in biennial curation may signal a renewed emphasis on large-scale, thematically driven exhibitions.

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Who is replacing Toby Devan Lewis at the New Museum?

Massimiliano Gioni, an Italian curator with experience at the Venice Biennale, Whitney Museum, and MoMA PS1.

When does Gioni’s appointment begin?

Coverage does not yet specify an exact start date, but his tenure is set to begin in 2027.

What is known about Gioni’s curatorial approach?

He is recognized for interdisciplinary exhibitions and a focus on emerging artists, particularly in global contexts.

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